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[RSS]Sniper Detecting Microphones Becoming More Popular for US Soldiers (video)
« on: February 23, 2011, 06:02:20 AM »
Sniper Detecting Microphones Becoming More Popular for US Soldiers (video)

Small lightweight microphones are saving the lives of US soldiers fighting in Afghanistan and Iraq. Shoulder Worn Acoustic Targeting Systems (SWATS), developed by defense company QinetiQ, use shockwave and muzzle blast noise to locate enemy gunfire . A single shot is all it takes to give the soldier the bearing and distance to the sniper [...]

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